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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1981

Page

6

Saving a Desert Bighorn Herd in San Andres Mountains

Desert bighorn sheep in New Mexico faced a scabies epidemic reducing the population from about 250 to 70 90 by 1979. State officials adopted a new ivermectin helicopter vaccination system after costly failures with dipping, preserving a core of 19 unevacuated plus 12 returned sheep making a hopeful herd revival. The project cost around 125000 with 75 percent funded by the federal government and 25 percent by the state, aided by private donations.

Albuquerque N.M San Andres New Mexico State Game and Fish Department Jess Williams Williams New Mexico State University Red Rock Wildlife Experimental Area Game and Fish Department

Rev Taylor Challenges Poll Results In Kansans For Life Spat

Rev Richard E Taylor Jr president of Kansans for Life at Its Best challenged a Central Research Corp poll for the Kansas Quarterhorse Racing Association. He claimed the Topeka based questions were deceptive by using betting wording and steering toward a November 1982 ballot. Don Hardesty defended the methodology, noting cost limits and established polling practices.

Topeka Kan Kansans For Life Antiliquor Group Richard E. Taylor Jr State Senate Central Research Corp. of Kansas Quarterhorse Racing Association House Duane Pete” McGill Winfield Don Hardesty Central Research Taylor Kansas Hardesty

Dwyer Surprised By Her Arrest in Iran

Cynthia Dwyer, returning to Amherst after nine months in Iran, describes her arrest as a complete surprise. She had traveled with the aim of writing about middle level Iranians and hoped to pass a message of hope to hostages in Tehran.

Dwyer Amherst N.Y Cynthia Dwyer Iran Tehran Poland

Nightclub Fire in Dublin Kills Forty

A deadly blaze at the Stardust nightclub in Dublin's Artane district killed about 40 people and left around 200 injured. Police said the death toll could rise and described chaotic scenes as panicked patrons rushed for exits. The fire began near the stage around 1.45 am, with many fatalities stemming from trampling in the crowd. The Stardust was among Dublin's largest late night venues and the cause remains under investigation.

Dublin Ireland Stardust

Charities weigh fate of windfall heating aid funds

Four national charities directed hundreds of local offices to halt distributing 4 million dollars in heating assistance to the poor as they seek guidance on whether to return unspent funds. DOE officials urged repayment, while charities dispute the retroactive approval and defer a decision pending legal documentation.

Washington Energy Department Carter Administration Department of Energy DOE Eric Fugi Salvation Army National Council of Churches National Conference of Catholic Charities Council of Jewish Federations Paul Bloom Col Ernest Miller Carter The Catholic Charities Jewish Federation Energy James B. Edwards Edwards Fugi Bloom Charles Duncan

Kansas Utility Hearing Canceled On Gas Service Fees

Kansas Corporation Commission canceled a scheduled hearing on Gas Service Co charges of late fees. The company will stop the practice and refund penalties and interest to customers after misinterpreting billing rules. No totals on affected customers or refunds were available.

Kansas Corporation Commission Topeka, Kan The Gas Service Co Tom Taylor ECC Gas Service Taylor Commission

Nine Students Describe Poor Conditions at Nursing Home

The transcript recounts nine students observing nine patients in deplorable conditions with lothing and hair unclean, no mattress pads, and filth between toes. A Hillhaver-Topenka hearing notes such problems as within the range of normal operation for a skilled nursing data operation and urges timely certification renewal.

Hillhaver-Topenka Joseph F. Harkins Kansas Department of Health and Environment

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